Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921 HEINZ BULK PICKLES SOUR | B WILMAR'S HEINZ Oven-Baked Beans ............. Ro(un (‘()' SWEET MIXED POTATOES 101BS, 32¢ SPECIALS THIS WEEK SHRIVER'S A-1 CORN, =*10c B SILVER LABEL PEAS & l0c SANITARY Fresh Creamery BUTTER | BUTTER Underwood’s °N'°N§c FRESH ANI > onsall | Deviled Perbb....... zRENTCAng MCI?::;JIED i }g° JAM | EGGS B & Stozcan .35 | 3 Rolls, 10c | Per Doz., 40c GRAPE JUICE, s 49¢ osiiiis To Keep Your Furniture Looking Its Best Of course you will want a good furniture polish. There is no more satisfac- tory polish for such use than the well known— WZARD POLISH It is essentially a cleaning polish. It removes the dust, grime and finger marks from wood- [EOLISH WASHINGION sFLOUR Made in Washington for Washington folks. In addi- tion to being fine bread flour, it’s the right sort of flour for rolls, pie crust, cakes and ail pastry and cooking purposes. /, 6-Lb. Bag. 3bc 12 Lb. Bag. . 65C 24-Lb. Bag$1 25 FRUIT | STAR JARS | SOAP “ldeal” Du 95C 5 Cakes, 29c “ldeal”Doz sl 05 Note—Compare the weight with other laundry “Mason” P** 83¢ |-2oe- seo| LUX “Mason” & Per Pkg, 10c - 95¢ | “Ideal” Tops, Dz., 19¢ VINEGAR | 0. Boe. 43¢ Gal Jug, 59C | qur can...... 98¢ GINGER ALE 15¢ Per Case. . We will allow 50c for emp- ty case and bottles if re- turned in 60 days. LIMA BEANS | Peerless Green No. 2 Can... 23€ |\ INDERRIEDEN work and furni- § ture, and gives it a [Pl 9 =~ hard, dry luster that is very beauti- [l Jar Rubbers, Dz., 8¢ + JELLY GLASSES § (7 =4 uemme-45 GREEN BAG | PEAS 121%4¢ No. 2 Can. . 14-Pint, per doz., 450 COFFEE, Per Lb.z 50 FLOOR OIL FLASH SNOWDRIFT Quart Bottle..... 2DC|io Sitrrr........... 9c| Perb. 16¢ —| DEL MONTE BEE BRAND e ROOT BEER | APRICOTS Per Pkg. 1 50 No. 2%2 Can, 33¢ DEL MONTE| CRISCO | VESO!.0 ASPARAGUS | b.co....19¢| 0s. 53¢ - 20€ |12, Can... 28— 30c 3-b.can.....55¢ MAZOLA OIL 35cknco $1.05 on o BLUE ROSE RICE, perlb. ... 6c CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, per can . . 10c TEMPTOR GRAPE JAM,glass . 25c DEL MONTE PEARS, No. 2% can, 32¢ RITTER’S BEANS, No. 2 can . . 9c ARGO STARCH, pkg.. . .... 9 SHAKER SALT, pkg. . .....10c| . CAMPBELL’S BEANS, No. 2 can, 10c| WANSETTA SEEDED RAISINS:225¢ SANITARY Fancy Head RICE 8 WESSON OIL Tlpt o rmeamm e No. 1 Square Small Green Tips. . How Much Beti;ef It Is td Buy a Corl)y Ca ke No. 1 Square Mam- moth White Tips. Unexpected company—or a dessert for dinner—all you've got to do Corby Cake Chocolate—Mocha—Strawberry Special Layer It will delight the most fastidious—with its delicious daintiness— rich and tasty—full-covered with delicate icing. “Pure as Mother Made lt” O cents than to be shut up in a hot kitchen baking L] { 1 | i | .ll--i'i"l-‘I-_i"il"i"'i"i’l“ll-llll“i“i‘i"i"-‘i‘i“inllIi“li'i-n--ninl'lii-‘-.fluvi-“-lllll-l-llllilI-l-lllll-lillilnnnnn appealed today to Mustapha Kemal Pasha personally, asking him in the [ pib® name of humanity to rescind the order for the deportation of all Greek chil- 1 he was justified in transporting to the interior enemy aliens of military 2ge: the order issued yesterday to m ernor o terlor all Greeks, without dlsllncuon to age or sex, was cel fustifed as & war measure. The admiral further called atten- bound to die on the way to their des- tination, as had happened on previous occasions, and expressed the hope duce a deplorable impression on the outside world. When the Greeks opened hostilities o last month by bombarding the open ports of the Black Sea all males of military ege living on the coast were deported, l.nd according to native sources, most of them rive at thel.r deaunluon either hav- ing dled of ttfirvntlon or having been killed on the w: Massacres of civilians, and Mohammedans are very common e O e O e (EESESESEEEESSSEEEEEESEENERES ThePALAIS ROYAL tacked action human; Samsun to send into l - nly not Many Sure to Die on Way. - | askin, 'h would necessarily pro- failed to ar-|°f & Purely Act of Revenge. Christians A. Lisner and arm It is hoped that the of Admiral Bristol, whose impartial ~ | attitude commands the highest con- sideration of the Greeks and Turks, will ine fmmedt sians now suffering from famine the region of the Volga river n d territory to the southwest,” wi sued last night by the executive com mittee of the Russian constituent as- sembly. The appeal says that within this territory, which is greater than that Berious Europea } U. S. Admiral Begs Turks to Save Greek Children BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. By Oable to The Star and Chicago Daily News, Copyright, 1921. 3 CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, July 19 (Delayed).—Admiral Mark L. Bris- tol, the American high commissioner, and Old Folks “accidents,” when eastern nations are d by the clvllllnl Thl! time the of the Greek deportation of only children and old ‘women cannot be explained except as an act of rsvenge for the Interventlon duce Kemal to rescind his in- e order. RUSSIA SENDS OUT APPEAL PARIS, July 21.—An appeal ad- dressed to all nations in the world, that they organize to provide ate aid for “millions of Rus- in starvation, while their government is !otllly \mnble to render assistance in, po rts from this rex‘le menace reac! hing the committee say that ep! demic diseases are rapidly setlln beyond control and that if relief is not immedia tely provided anothe is imm G at 11th SHOES White Kid Strap Pumps Specml]y Priced $’7 45 Includes <0 Pairs White Kid One or Two Strap Pumps, hand-turned soles; Louis XV or Baby Louis heeis. 41 Pairs Brown Kid One-sirap Pumps, Baby Louis heels. 30 Pairs Brown Calf Blucher Oxfords, with broad toes and low rubber heels 52 Pairs Tan Russia Calf Two-strap Pumps, with Cuban heels. CONTINUING OUR SALE LAST DAY to Buy The Shopping Center—I1th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lusur Prop. BEACON CORD TIRES At Nearly 1/ List Price Every tire is perfect. Scnal number on each. Every one guaranteed by the maker. 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